annotated bibliography of fisheries economics literature - Office of ...

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Griffin, Kerry (19??). Factors Affecting the North Pacific Groundfish
Fishery. Draft report, 18 pp.
The inshore/offshore allocation debate has dominated the discussion of
management of groundfish fisheries of the north Pacific in recent years.
This, along with several other factors, influences the groundfish market.
These other factors include quality concerns, other fishing management
decisions, world economic dynamics, and the status of the rest of the world s
groundfish fisheries. These issues are discussed, although special emphasis
will be given to the inshore/offshore allocation debate and the management
strategy for north Pacific groundfish.
Griffin, Wade L. (1977). "Time Trends in the Harvesting Sector of the
Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Industry." DIR 77-1, SP-2, The Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station, Texas A&M University, College
Station, Texas, March, 32 pp.
Time trends in pounds landed, days fished, fleet size, fishing effort
index numbers, and value are presented and discussed.
Griffin, Wade L. (1994). "Shrimp Fishing Cost and Returns in Texas."
Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University,
College Station, Texas.
Trends in costs and returns for vessels greater than 60 feet operating
off the Texas coast.
Griffin, Wade L. (1996). Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Economics and
Agribusiness. Agricultural Economics 317, Class Notes, First Summer
Session, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University.
An introduction to mathematical economics and econometrics.
Griffin, Wade L. (1996). Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Economics and
Agribusiness. Agricultural Economics 317, Answers to Exercises, First
Summer Session, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M
University.
Answers to exercises in an introduction to mathematical economics and
econometrics.
Griffin, Wade L. (1996). "Shrimp Bycatch Reduction: Impacts on the
Shrimp and Red Snapper Harvesting Sectors in the Gulf of Mexico."
MARFIN Proposal, Department of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M
University, College Station, Texas.
A proposal to measure the impact of alternative management policies on
shrimp and red snapper fisheries by measuring the changes in consumer and
producer surplus. The specific objectives are to: 1) review literature and
collect available data on the red snapper fishery, 2) Develop a parent-stock
recruitment relationship in GBFSM for the red snapper fishery in the Gulf of
Mexico, 3) Develop a submodel for the recreational harvesting sector in GBFSM
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